The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, April 6, 1900 Page: 4 of 12
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1900.
rHE CHANDLER NEWS, FRIDAY, APRIL G,
| Interesting Paragraphs.
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The Continued
Story of
Territorial Events.
Read Mascot's retiring ad.
Guthrie is to have a conserva
tory of music.
Stroud has awakened to the'
need of waterworks.
They are having the same sort
of smallpox at Perry.
The steam cars run into and
out of Stillwater daily.
The registered voters at Perry
tliis year numbered 822.
Pawnee is to have a telephone
exchange and an opera house
The ladies' cemetery associa-
tion is a good thing at'Claremore
or any other town.
A $40,000 suspension bridge is
to be put across the South Cana-
dian river at Eufaula.
John Golobie of the State Cap-
ital, is a candidate for register of
deeds of Logan county.
The people's party folk will
elect ten delegates, April 10, to
the Siox Falls convention.
A saw-mill blew up near Ingalls
last week and the sawyer, Fred
An appropriation of *10,000 has j Varnersdale, was killed.
been made for Indians at Seger. One of the unusual sights this
The anti-saloon league will cut 'spring is a city ticket in an ex-
some figure in politics this year, change, headed ti do si vet.
Miss Peacok teaches the Wool „ ri'« corner-stone of the new
Hat school in Roger Mills county. Baptist Church at Ardmore was
Mr. Coffin is going to study
medicine. Seems sort of fitting.
A Pawnee undertaker gives
tombstones with each ten dollar
job.
Enid is to have a Masonic tem-
ple, 30x100 feet, three stories
high.
Cliff Scott, of Clifton, will trav-
el with Buffalo lhll's Rough
Riders.
laid by the Masonic fraternity.
June i> is when the democrats
meet at K1 Reno to elect delegates
to the Kansas City convention.
The Purcell Register goes
warmly after two Mormon elders
who are hibernating in that town.
The Chandler News last week
had a fine write-up of the flour-
ishing city of Chandler.—Times-
Journal.
A special edition of M('Masters'
A citizens ticket at South Mc- j
Alester has the name of a colored j
man as a candidate lor a town j
official.
"If the peach crop is saved," |
and "if we get free homes" are
two contingencies bothering Ok- j
lahoma people now.
It is suggested that a novelty
in Oklahoma would be for some
papers to be run as newspaper
men would run them.
Mascot Clothing Co., beside
their stock of clothing, hats and
shoes, will offer the fixtures and
lease on rooms for sale.
Ed. P. Ingle, formerly editor
of the Norman Transcript, will
move to West Virginia and en-
gage in newspaper work.
Every man and boy should lay
aside two or three suits during
the retiring sale of the Mascot
Clothing Co., as no such chance
may come again in years. .
A sanitarium has been opened
at Oklahoma City. Chronic dis-
eases only will be treated. It is
the only institution of the kind in
either of the two territories.
During the Mascot Clothing
Co's retiring sale you have an op-
portunity of buying the best
grades of clothing, shoes and hats
cheap. Don't miss this sale.
George W. Boggs, of Shawnee,
will serve four years in the peni- j
tentiary for tampering with the |
mails. The supreme court lias
confirmed the decision of the dis-
trict court.
I Country merchants can save'
The
California
Limited
Chicago to Los Angeles
in only 2f days.
Pullmans, Dining Car,
Buffet Smoking < ar ( with
Barber Shop. )
Observation Car (with
Ladies' Parlor !.
Vestibuled and electric
lighted throughout.
Four Times a Week.
Tuesdays, Wednesdays,
Thursdays, Saturdays.
A. |. C..rUln«.
agent.
The A. T. £ S. P. Railway,
Guthrie, Okla.
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Chas. McRlhaney was killed by Magazine will be devoted to the j from 15 to 20 per cent by buyiug
H. S. Baliss in Pawnee county nearing reunion of the Rough their spring lines of the Mascot
last week.
Good four room house to rent
on North Allison avenue, inquire
nearing
Riders.
i [ill: liMli'kTAKklijr;
Carton's Oid Stand
Clothing Co. during their retir-
ing sale. Call on them.
| Brave Chief, Eagle Chief, and
I James R. Murie, Pawnee In- James Chapman has sued tin
of F. W. Rash. | dians, have been in Washington I A. O. U. W. lodge of Kmgfishei
A new townsite, called Stan-1 working for a *300,000 pay men t, j for #40,000 damages for injuries
ton, has been staked off two miles1 which they claim is due their | lnlhcted during initiation I he
south of Perkins. : tribe. I Kingfisher goat must be an unus-
I ually active animal.
Look at any ad put out by the The Kansas City Star publishes have a si mi
Mascot Clothing Co. You find a cut of the library building to It s a „ood si„n
always straight facts. No fake be erected at Oklahoma ( ity, the
catches, hence profit by their gift of Andrew Carnegie It will
retiring sale. i be a handsome struct me.
JHARCUS,
for the right kind. Call at Davis
Sign Works, opposite postoffice.
Also paper hanging and house
painting. Good work, low prices.
BILIOUS, DROWSY,
LOW SPIRITED,
BODY AND
BRAIN WEARY?
DO YOU FEEL
PRICKLY
ASH BIKERS
REUIEVES AND INVIGORATES.
It cleanses the liver and bowels, strengthens the kidneys and
aids digestion, thus the system is regulated and the
body fortified to resist disease.
. A VALUABLE REMEDY TO KEEP IN THE HOUSE ..
SOLD BY ACL DRUGGISTS.
Price $1.00 Per Bottle.
^ For UNDERTAKERS';
SUPPLIES,
All kinds All prices.
Open night and day.
ALSO FURNITURE.
Chandler, - - Okln.
For Exchange—160 acres,
Northern Nebraska, all valley,
50 acres cultivated, 110 acres j
I choice hay land, a fine valley
farm; will exchange fur Chandler
| property or Lincoln county land.
vVhat have you?—Drake and
Johnson.
As an example to the Che.y-
ennes and Arapahoes, the r.ew
agent, Major Stough, has forbid-
den the white employes to dance.
This, it is hoped, will make it eas-
ier to break the Indians from
dancing, which the government
intends doing.
The annual convention of the
Young People's Society i>f Chris-
tian Endeavor of Oklahoma will
b > held at Norman, June 5 and
I ti. A large attendance is predic
I ted. Most of the prominent
young Christian workers of 1he
Territory are to have places <>n ... t
the program and foreign taient \VcHS DrillCtl.
also is to be present. Among
the latter are expected .1. W.
Baer, of Boston; Mr. Wagenor,
of Kansas City; Rev. M. Thayer,
of Wichita, Kansas.
I am prepared to ffive the
best terms on farm loans of
anyone in the, county. Loans
made from (5 mo. to 10 years.
Payments can be made on
principal at any interest pay-
ing date. Private money: no
del ay: your patronage solicited
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I ha ve a tirsl class drill, an<
will put down your well o
reasonable terms.
Hast fliawl
M. Hallock
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Gilstrap, H. B. The Chandler News. (Chandler, Okla.), Vol. 9, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, April 6, 1900, newspaper, April 6, 1900; (https://gateway.okhistory.org/ark:/67531/metadc115919/m1/4/: accessed June 23, 2024), The Gateway to Oklahoma History, https://gateway.okhistory.org; crediting Oklahoma Historical Society.